Overview

Fenix24 distinguishes itself as an innovative cybersecurity company — and the world’s first civilian cybersecurity force — through its proactive and efficient approach to a ransomware attack or breach event, minimizing downtime and business interruption for its clients. Swift action by the Fenix24 rapid response team involves gaining remote action to client systems, triaging issues, deploying advanced endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools, and capturing essential data for DFIR teams.

Collaborations with security industry leaders enhance Fenix24’s capabilities, enabling use of advanced technologies and insights for more effective responses. The Fenix24 security experts and engineers can cut downtime by up to 50% following a ransomware attack, tailoring strategies that fit each client’s unique environment while ensuring a seamless return to operations. Fenix24 continually evolves its methodologies to address emerging ransomware threats, leveraging cutting-edge technology and industry best practices.

The recent launch of its Argos99 “battalion” demonstrates Fenix24’s commitment to being a global leader among cybersecurity companies. Argos99 software discovers and tracks all IT assets and key data repositories, including SaaS data, privileged identity credentials, shadow IT, endpoints, virtual infrastructure, and all of the dependencies that drive critical business functions.

Fenix24 and its 215 employees power comprehensive cybersecurity services through Securitas Summa, an end-to-end cyber resilience program offering a unique combination of Fenix24’s battalion companies: resistance via Athena7, ongoing protection through Grypho7, and expert insights into an organization’s assets and infrastructure recovery from Argos99. By unifying ongoing managed data and infrastructure protection, real-time threat intelligence, a program of hardening and breach resistance, and the world’s leading recovery firm, Securitas Summa, and thus, Fenix24, assures that businesses are prepared to effectively resist and most importantly, rapidly recover from a cyberattack.